The Joy-Con 2 controllers are much better than the originals, but I won’t be using them outside of handheld play.

We won’t know how the Switch 2 Joy-Con hold up under strain perhaps until years after the console comes out. But hopefully, based on what Nintendo is saying now, Joy-Con drift will be a thing of ...

The size of the Joy-Cons also poses obstacles for gamers with larger hands. The world of after-market gaming components is filled with Joy-Con alternatives, but they are not all created equal.

Nintendo speaking with VideoGamesChronicle was asked about the Joy-Con analog stick drift issue with the Switch 1 and stated the Joy-Cons on the Switch 2 have been improved.

Yet, “Nintendo is apparently willing to fix a Joy-Con 2 controller for free.” Though Tom’s Hardware reports that repairs in Japan cost the equivalent of $25.33.

Stick drift comes for everyone, but Nintendo Switch hardware has a reputation for being particularly prone to failure. Naturally, everyone is wondering if the Nintendo Switch 2 and its new Joy-Con ...

For starters, Joy-Con stick drift has been a major issue since the console originally launched in 2017.

That Nintendo’s new stick technology doesn’t lead to stick drift problems. Nintendo designed the Switch 2 Joy-Con sticks from the ground up Here’s where things get a bit interesting.

RELATED: Nintendo Switch 2 Leaks Reveal Return of the OLED’s Best Feature Stick drift has been a massive issue for the Nintendo Switch that virtually every owner of the console has dealt with.

Some users have opened up their Joy-Con just to find worn-down parts inside. If you find your Nintendo Switch suffering from stick drift, there are troubleshooting tips that you can follow.

The issue of stick-drift has been a big pain in the rear for Nintendo. Not only has the issue been a PR blemish and clogged up its customer support, but it has led to many lawsuits.